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Hey, have any one tried to make the server version of ubuntu work in GUI mode? any ideas.. links , forums..etc.. will help.. thanks!!!

bkcha · Apr 30, 2010 10:47 PM · 12,748 views

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sudo apt-get install gnome-core

dekchidriver · Apr 30, 2010 11:20 PM

I upgraded Ubuntu 9.10 to 10.04 today. Everything looks fine but wireless wouldn't connect. The 'enable wireless' in the network manager icon is not active. I tried installing hardware drivers.. it shows Broadcom STA (i think!).. is active and working.. However I need Broadcom 43 or something..Do any of you have a solution for this...  thanks in advance. guchcha chor.

guchcha chor · May 1, 2010 12:34 AM

Hey dekchidriver...  will try that soon.. Guchcha Chor... try this.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showth... thats for v. 9.10.. it should work for 10.x as well.. let me know if u solve it.. i will upgrade it as well. Click here to subscribe to dekchidriver's postings. You will get notification when the users posts in sajha. Loading...';ajaxpage('subscribeto.cfm?userid=5e427a21-d018-4e08-a2c8-ab634b149083','subspan2');">

bkcha · May 1, 2010 1:59 AM

I want to try to upgrade to 10.x version as well.Please let me know if you got your wireless networking working.I will always problems with wireless one way or the other but I am running Kubuntu on top of Ubuntu since I like its GUI more.

Gohtalo · May 1, 2010 9:26 AM

I appreciated your reply. However it hasn't solved my problem yet. I remember I needed Broadcom 43.... to be activated. I have the Broadcom STA which is (in the link you gave me) and it doesn't work... I am trying to find solution... no luck yet. please let me know if any of you get it to work.. thanks. Guchcha chor

guchcha chor · May 1, 2010 11:20 AM

gc,have you tried using ndiswrapper on that broadcom card? (pretty old link but useful info) I have had a lot of problems with broadcom 43xx cards in the past and one common solution was to get the driver modules from the manufacturer's website and add it to the startup modules (in archlinux.. im not too sure if its diff in ubuntu). but this hasnt always worked.  what is ur wireless card? is it netgear wxxx (grey 'flash-drive' looking usb plugin) which comes for arnd $40 frm best buy? cuz i had that and past ma i spend a lot of time trying to get that fixed but eventually ubuntu just started supporting it. Good luck. 

dekchidriver · May 1, 2010 5:31 PM

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